New Delhi, Dec. 4 -- The tenure of Jaguar Land Rover's (JLR) new chief executive P.B. Balaji, has begun with twin crises of dealing with the exit of chief creative officer Gerry McGovern and the loss of business due to the halt in production in September and October owing to the cyberattack.

According to a report in Autocar India, McGovern was sacked from his role at the Tata Motors PV-owned JLR and was escorted out of the company's office in Coventry, UK. The development comes just a couple of weeks after Tata Motors' former CFO, Balaji, took over as the chief executive of the UK-based company on 17 November. The company has not yet appointed a replacement for McGovern.Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd shares fell 1.17% on Wednesday, c...